Beulah Speckled Face — a traditional British meat breed of medium-sized sheep, developed in Wales. Distinguished by a strong, elegant conformation, completely white fleece, and characteristic white head with black or dark brown speckling (“speckled face”): black “spectacles” around the eyes, spots on the muzzle, a white stripe on the forehead, and black ears. Muzzle short and broad, profile straight or slightly Roman. Stretch index 1.15–1.25. Chest depth ≥55% of height at withers. Head comprises ~1/5 of body length. Weight of ewes 45–60 kg, rams 70–90 kg. Height at withers: ewes 550–650 mm, rams 650–750 mm. Body length 650–800 mm. Wool medium-fibered (length 80–120 mm, fiber diameter 28–34 µm), pure white, dense, closed. Hooves and nostrils black. Horns only in rams, widely spaced spiral. Not allowed: completely black/white head, colored fibers in the fleece, light hooves/nostrils, horns in ewes.